Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 05:41pm on 01 Feb 2024,Thursday Weather & Environment
Catalonia enters a state of emergency due to its severe drought, imposing water-saving measures banning activities like car washing and pool filling. Over six million residents, including Barcelona, face restrictions as reservoirs hit 16% capacity. The Catalan government may bring water by ship if needed. Climate change is suspected, with rising temperatures affecting the Mediterranean. Emergency actions include reduced water use for farming and capped daily supplies. Despite tourism concerns, Barcelona adapts with water-saving strategies. Locals express worry, realizing the need to conserve water and adjust daily habits.
